October 8-11, 2002
Grenoble,
France
General
Co-Chairs
Shuvra
S. Bhattacharyya
University of
Maryland
Trevor Mudge
University of
Michigan
Program
Co-Chairs
Wayne
Wolf
Princeton University
Ahmed
Jerraya
TIMA, Grenoble,
France
Steering
Committee
Guang
R. Gao
University of Delaware
Vinod
Kathaild
Hewlett-Packard Labs
Edward
Lee
University of California
Berkeley
Jaime Moreno
IBM T.J. Watson
Research Center
Krishna V. Palem
Georgia
Institute of Technology
Wayne
Wolf
Princeton University
Co-Ordination Vice-Chair
Bruce
Jacob
University of Maryland
Tutorial
Chairs
X. Sharon
Hu
University of Notre Dame
Joerg
Henkel
NEC
Publications
Vice-Chair
Jack
Davidson
University of
Virginia
Publicity
Vice-Chair
Frank
Mueller
North Carolina State University
Representatives
Luciano
Lavagno
University of
Udine/Cadence,
Italy (for Europe)
Hiroto
Yasuura
Kyushu
University,
Japan (for
Asia)
co-located with
EMSOFT 2002 (Oct 7-9) http://www-emsoft02.imag.fr/
CALL FOR PAPERS
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Here for the PDF version of the call for papers.
IMPORTANT DATES
Papers due: June 15, 2002
(extended to June 22, 2002)
Author notification: July 12,
2002
Camera ready copy due: August 5, 2002
CONFERENCE
ORGANIZATION
We are pleased to
announce that CASES 2002 is co-located in Grenoble with EMSOFT, the International Workshop
on Embedded Software. The themes of CASES and EMSOFT are complementary,
and collectively cover all aspects of embedded system design. CONFERENCE
OBJECTIVES
Time-to-market has
become a crucial objective to embedded system designers in the context of
enabling technologies such as compilation, novel architectures, synthesis,
reconfigurable hardware and others. In these contexts, much of the
successful research so far has been performed in increasingly specialized
research areas localized into ``communities'' working in vertically
integrated fields. This working conference, the fifth in the CASES series,
will provide a common forum for researchers from the computer engineering
and science disciplines with an interest in embedded systems to reach
across such vertically integrated communities and to promote potential
synergies. CONFERENCE
HIGHLIGHTS
KEYNOTE LECTURES
As evident from the past CASES meetings, several of the
emerging application areas are critically dependent on these interactions
for their sustained growth and evolution. Application areas that embody
application-specific embedded computing include set-top boxes, hand-held
games, mobile and web appliances, advanced automotive systems,
high-performance networking and others. For these areas to thrive, new
technologies must address constraints on cost, code size, weight, power
consumption and real-time response as well as performance. Concerns of
time-to-market are a dominant but not exclusive theme of the conference.
TUTORIALS
Program Committee
Applications
Mani Srivastava, UCLA
(Chair)
Luca Benini, University of Bologna
Sujit Dey,
UCSD
Marc Engels, IMEC
Brian Evans, UT
Austin
Rajesh Gupta, UCI
Paul Lettieri,
Broadcom
Viktor Prasanna, USC
Asim Smailagic,
CMU
Gaurav Sukhatme, USC
Ingrid Verbauwhede,
UCLA
Compilers and Operating
Systems
Jens Palsberg,
Purdue University (Chair)
Rajeev Barua, University of
Maryland
Nikil Dutt, UCI
Rajiv Gupta, University of
Arizona
Mahmut Kandemir, PSU
Jens Palsberg, Purdue
University
Santosh Pande, GaTech
Eric Verhulst, Eonic
Solutions, Germany
Tools and
Methodology
Jan Madsen, Technical
University of Denmark (Chair)
Axel Jantsch, Royal Institute of
Technology, Sweden
Petru Eles, Linkoping University,
Sweden
J. Teich, Universitaet Paderborn, Germany
Frank
Vahid, UC Riverside
Joerg Henkel, NEC
Pai H. Chou,
UCI
Wolfgang Rosenstiel, Eberhard-Karls-Universitat Tubingen,
Germany
Sri Parameswaran, The University of New South Wales,
Australia
Architecture
Scott Mahlke, UMICH
(Chair)
Shail Aditya, HP
Henk Corporaal,
IMEC
Carl Ebeling, University of Washington
Paolo
Faraboschi, HP
Mary Jane Irwin, PSU
Bill
Mangionne-Smith, UCLA
Trevor Mudge, UMICH
Herman
Schmidt, CMU
Technical papers espousing significant novel
ideas and technical results are solicited. Conference topics include (but
are not limited to) the following topics in four
tracks:
1. Compilers and Operating Systems
- New optimizing compilers for embedded-domain constraints.
- Light-weight languages for temporal specification.
- Compiler controlled memory hierarchy management and smart caches.
- System-on-a-Chip architectures/compilers and embedded software including heterogeneous multiprocessor embedded systems.
- Novel architectures and micro-architectures
- Synergy between extant parallel computing technologies, such as notations for expressing concurrency, and instruction level parallel processing.
- Reconfigurable or adaptive computing systems.
- Automated design and synthesis of application- or domain-specific processors.
- Application- or domain-specific embedded system designs
- Research infrastructure development for embedded systems.
- Emerging domains including micro-UAVs and textiles.
- Wearable computing and/or mobile computing
INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS
Please submit one electronic copy of the
paper in postscript or PDF format using the CASES web interface
or via email to the address shown
below. There is no page limit, but the paper must not exceed 4000
words in length. All papers must be submitted using the ACM SIG
Proceedings Format. The conference proceedings will be published by
the ACM Press.
Web submissions: http://tima.imag.fr/conferences/CASES2002
Email
submissions: mailto:ahmed.jerraya@imag.fr
INFORMATION FOR TUTORIAL PROPOSALS
Proposals are solicited for both embedded
and half day tutotials. Embedded tutorial proposals should follow the same
format as a regular paper. Half day tutorial proposals should not exceed 4
pages and should describe the topics to be covered as well as the intended
audience. Interested individuals are invited to submit proposals to the
Tutorial Chair, mailto:shu@cse.nd.edu.
The deadline is June 15, 2002.